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NEWSY DOINGS
OF NEW CASTLE
School Board Fixes One Pro
motion Each Year for
Scholars
MANY PUPILS ON
THE HONOR ROLL
Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
NEW CASTLE. Jan.
President William J. Ferris
called
£ o. u» W-J. o.
son. Maoiove. McKay. Lent Jemison.
Prof. Cross pre.en-.t5'hi. monthly re
port showing the attendance to be
JbJ. The following pupils were ro
ported on the roll of honor;
Eighth gmde_Annie Burris. Ruth
Denning Bertha McCallister Mary
Moody Marv Gilman. Gertruda In
gram. Amy Smith. Esther Vining. Ma
John
grade— Harri»« Barn»*,
Atban Richey, Cortland Binder. Eili
abeth Madden. Susie Hutchinson.
Oscar Devimsh, Earl McLain, Franc;*
Farmer.
Sixth grade—Anna Davids cn. Bro
ks» Sea-man. Charles Ingram. Es
tclia OutKk. Elizabeth Robert». John
Leach. Maude Perretn. Ed»ard Proud
Fifth grade—Mildred Hoillday,
Florence Townsend, Hannah Ray.
Fletcher Nelson. Clinton Mitchell,
Heien Deemer. Regina Rothrock.
Leslie Jackson. Edna Kirkpatrick.
Fourth grade—Laura Armpriester.
Bertha Barnes Mildred Berry Charles,
Gutick. Elbert Jones. James Loveless.
Dougia* Proud Robert Roth. Blanch
tilda Wolfe. John Whiteside,
Sharp. Walter Kero.
Seventh
'
Tobin. Iwsie W alls. John Wallace.
Third grade—Esther • Berry. May
McDowell, Edna Deemer. Mary Nel
son. Alice Clark. Marian Perry. Jo*
eph Cannon. Albert Nelson. Eari Weg
genmann. How ard Kirkpatrick,
Charles King. Leon King.
Second grade—Olive Jones.
o-
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V,HW. Pan! "nmole tu«™
^ Ï S Tr'^f
«ri
Topni- Donald Ba-ks A'ice iemts. n
Fannie* Bryson. Harry'Ahem. Lament
innd tttiIii FltriMh Chanen
wmie Stevenson * Edward Binder
Elisabeth Milligan. Francis Bowers
M:»* Deakyr.e s school_Anna Louth
"'h Äv'-f 11 " w,rre "' Bi "'
1 Mia* Davis «hool—Andrew Koich
inaky. Joseph Whiteside. William
Louth. Mary Davto. Ser*na Green
Beatrice Jones. Charlea Cole. Thelma
Anderson.
Prof Cross drew attention to the
graduai, ng class of nine members
Which would be unable to come up to
the school standard. The matter «as
io tt. «1«,« l i »i>e»
favored only cue prouwUoa la each
year excep* i two primarv grade«
Two promotions have been made ,e*r
iy heretofore Prof Cross said he had
received a letter from A R Spaid.
county superintendent, favoring the
one promotion.
Mr. Phillips opposed the change
maintaining that there should be two
examinations a year.
Prof. Cross who ha*, been in school
work for twenty years »aM be had
found that two promotions a year
were oftentimes accountable for con
iitkras not satisfactory. He said there
j Is a great deal of deficency in the
j h.gh school at this time. Every
I teacher is convinced that her own
[ work would be better if the Claes re
I mamed with her the full vear. Mr
Bisson s ald he could not see w h y the
bright scholars should b» kept *»«k
with the dull ones. He 'said there
r 7T srïs^jj* r 'r.î
ïh,.™ "»"Li b. t ,J SS
; benefit Mr. Eliason said Prof Spaid
had announced that there would be
f on ^ a year tn the
I • ch »' 1 hereafter
-Our children ar. not dull on ac-^
I fount of cigarettes and we are not
j in. lb* rural sebool* class. *atd ^ r *
i El laser. "Horn» environments fount
tn many cases There are more bright
children to be promoted than are dull
children and I cannot see why the
tall should wag the day Why let the
cigarette fiends mit th» roost* - After
more discussion of the subject Mr
I KH—on moved that the advanced
pupils in the several grades be re
lained there and reviewed and more
thoroughly prepared for the summer
promotion and that no mid-« Inter
■ promotions take place. The motion
was adopted
niQV ill nni/rnrn
DftBi ALL bUYLHLU
WITH ECZEMA
Sores. S cratch ed Till BtoodCame,
Never Si »pt Nights. Cut cura Soap
and Omtment Cured.
Head All Crust and Covered Wih
174Central Awe- Brooklyn X T.—"My
Tt braim
mai rasa aa or,
his fare aad bead. R',
w
*°
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covered «M wu
"w
Ht* hair M wt The
Itr-fcig vu so bod he
>
Md to vn'rfc uil tne
V
Laod cXme from the
be
'
tat nod rtoel
v'
oil: «'«'body woold talk »bowl ron I
box as wv* as I trim CaUcara Soap »öd
OBwmt t raw a chacnr to htm I <ued to
ba-AS ha head two tbata a d»r Cett
eu.-* iv'xp and ajryy tne <>nt
«me* a 4»r and Jest the cane with his (Ore.
and 1 and
«et •» —v -i -
aad he W»a entirely cured
I Orice Ript-vi» Apr. ti IS!2.
If you think the hew Kay for your *tn
araip. hair we« hinds I* a CIrttv pc*Çjm-d
B- had been Irauied two r
-lgne.1) Mr*.
wriweospy'naremstxkea. (Man*, Soap.
of ha daUcsxe ye» Slerbe ml tv
1 rir a t u nc tr a« .»! - -* ta Car bait,
ta u w f i 1 ! . prewoxe aal pantw all
•a«e aad
Cudan Ohmen SOo- are acid ewry.
|?-a BUi Bort. A« Mii poa$<«rä *' Onfr»
ffr v Dept. T. Bnwm
•— r äiS- 13 * SWcS. 24c. ftsigfM) tow
CERTAINLY ENDS
STOMACH MISERY
L
Relieve* Toar
Soar, gassy upset stomach, lediges
tlon. heartburn, dyspepsia; when tha
food you eat ferments Into gases and
stubborn lamps; your head arbas and
you feel tick and miserable, that #
•
Pape's l>iapep«in"
Indigestion in The
Misâtes.
when you realise the magic in Pat-« »
I i:a pepsin.
vanish la five minutes
It makes such " misery
If your stomach is in a continuous
ravolt—If you can't get it regulated
SJZSZJ 7 . ss-r;.
*7°* îf* 1 ' " ,ak '' a l ,K, e W»P*'P
«'"■ ««• T™
y wHh owt fear. It a becaus- .apes
**•*- ont-of-order atomachs that
8 tT °» u u ' # nitll'.ons of aale« annually
• l» r «" flftJ-ccnt caae of Pape'a
Wap-pain from any drug store It
! * **• Quickest. surest stomach relief
and cure known. If acta almost like
magic—It Is a scientific, harmless and
pleasant preparation which truly be
longs In every home,
CHICAGO. Jan 29—Chicago so
r |*, y te going to trjr ^ . lmp i* |,f e
... _
w:th a **"*«•"<* nejtt 3 " ,nnta ^*
Conventionality is to be utter
regulate
does '
SOCIETY WILL
EAT MEAT
WITH FINGERS
iy to the wind and 3u of the men and
.
' h <* activities of the city are to
revert to the habits of the cave men.
women who play a prominent part in
_. , ..
T . he -'L * r< S° tn S ,0 DT eating with
L" e ' r fln ff" r * - knives, forks.
ß ?. Rer bow! * or Ub,M Moreo * er ,or
" Poetical purpose» they are going
to *** W ' D « ta kitchen-that to.
3Sa?rj
«"SSJ."*" w,n "• '°°'l
J*®*» T. Clyde is to be the host at
.«JJ«" '"«»;•
v* Mr ujd Mr*. Jpb
G Coleman. Mr. and Mrs Kellogg
.FMrtMk- Mr and Mrs Robert H
McCormick Jr.. Mr and Mrs Geo |
wÄh.»: r Mr ui ^ M
The dinner i* the result of a wager'
which «a» made at .he Arabian !
Nights ball Society leaders who were I
persent at the ball were delighted I
with the unconv entionallty which the'
novel costumes permitted They en
joyed being able to sit around on the
floor , nd attlrodes which
w , r - kM , cir > wi , h th , ir
« „..'„ùVi imtBln, „„ ,
J«» 1 " «nd regretted that tbey would
,c „ etu î,? !° ,orn,a **î y u
Th< ? Mr C|Td ' b '
pro '}*\ an . »nteruinment which
T ? 1 ?. ?*. ,U V A* " nconTen,, onal
delightful and the bet was taken. The
success of the affair will decide »he
wafer
Tke dinner whtoh he has arranged
for wr|U be given In the newly fitted;
up "old attic" of the Saratoga Hotel.
■ with raftered ceiling, latticed win
: dow» and sanded door There will be
no seats. Instead there will be boxes.
barrel» and benches. In the center
will be a little stove upon which Mr
Clyde will cook his steaks. The 30
invited guests will sit on the boxes
and barrels and be served by waiter*
attired as monks
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CHICAGO. Jan 29—Reducing hia
j weight by !4 ounce« each dav «:nc^
: j an , jar y 3 . or a total of^^*9 pounds has
won t>ack f Patrobman Kearner
D|iaco| , „ ^ on ,he oollc fo^-V
— - f" lT
, larceTorlhV^tvrcr
, . . a, ar€r
•. . . *7 . ,lr " w * p
„ J"™*. *°* r r _
... f?" T9r ' ff*"» 1 *®«" be
. ' " 1 m
9htT T a * atn -W «*»• »•*
3^ Commissioner John J. Flynn,
heard your appeal for a rehear-j
*"* p " ce
"I know *ha* is true." interrupted
SSt'Âf'-'îïïR'Üî'S
rriï'SÂS
ways heard that way."
Exceeded Demands Four Pounds.
Driscoll then was allowed to relate
hi* story. It was substantially that
at his fast appeal for a rehearing he
was asked about bis weight, and re
»bat he tipped the scale tt 3?s
pounds. The eomtciKiouers thought
such a bulky man tn a policeman's
uniform could not run fast enough to
catch bandits, and promised Driscoll
'hat If be reduced bis weight 23
pounds he would receive a new »rial.
It was not believed that be could make
good
'Here's my evidence " said the for
mer bluecoat, 'ayîng the slip* down
They were unrolled, and prove d to be
official weight slips from the How e
Scale Company and Fairbanks. Morse
* Co, showing the man at bar weigh
ed now 7?« pounds.
The order to reinstate Driscoll was
sent out.
"Now that was good." said Com
missioner Lower, "but still you are too
heavy. If we promise to make you a
lieutenant when you have reeled off
75 pounds do you think you could
do ItT"
Driscoll thought a moment.
Nsw Train« For Lieutenant.
"Gentlemen." be said. "I'd tike to
move up in the ranks, but this was
hard. I have seven children, twins
among them. If I get any smaller.
1 the twins and the other» wont know
me. Every night since my discharge
I've been at Sherman Park reducing
weight In the gymnasium III -
j back tonight and many more nights
and try to be a lieutenant. I'm to
hold you to your word if 1 make good
again."
With that Driscoll reported to the
^department for duty.
Wf EN Î DREAM OF THEE
IL C. Kobhill«.
Tis always Summer when I dream of
thee.
Because 'tis then that flowers bloom :
all around
rcr » the ground be hard and white
w!,h *"® w '
There could no* In my heart one}
thougat be found
<* an f h ' r / w » r * th " od
and Rowers.
For all su-'h things speak to my
heart of thee
And gild with sunlight all my dark-!
est hours.
And make them bright no matter ;
where I be.
Lpoa the path of life from day to
«»ay.
Sometimes In gastug on the glorious
■*"» „
* ' ow myaelf—and earth seems far
of thee.
Because the sheen U throws upon
my way
Reminds me of the reflex thou didst
cast
sway,
I'm living one« again the time# long :
past.
And all «eetr.* bright aa the eternal
day.
> Tis always moonlight when I dream
of thee.
i Because if makes my way so bright
ar.d, clear.
And memory revels In the sweet, sweet
past.
I feel In spirit then that tho art
near.
I would not falter In a light so bright.
Nor could I waver It I held thy
hand.
But when I tell yo uof these memories
sweet
I wish to much that you could un
derstand.
Tis alvivj gladnese when I dream of
thee.
Because my happiness : .s oh so great
And If my dream could never be
turbed
j wotxid not ask for »nv gr»nd»r
fate,
Tig always rapture when you near me
tome.
"is* i -'**• —• - —
ror "Kr- r "■
And in Us mn*:c I can bat rejoice.
tte al«av, heave, «ken i area- il
15 a ^ wa«r I dr^4un of
«"«e. _
For 1 1 h,? * r ,b * Angels
*
^alt.^"
And hear tJl ' rosüe <* their «oiden
.„. J" 1 "* 1 -- „ . . . ..
* ^ moon
And idadnii' to me siw.v. w„.ia
bTÏ^T would
If , „ui? '„It dwell near thee on
""il dW *" nefcr tb ^ on
And spend etotroitx with thee in
h *' ernitjr
---"W"**
51*«* of a hardware business e«ab
■ lsh ^ 1 »ti >ear* is for sale at Del
J n pric %T tc
MWj M. Box 12 « Delaware Cltjr.^
»*•- _The
VCU' Y ORK CASF
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NiQT iPPI iriRI C HFRF
HLIvL
The story that Wilmington fnrottur*
* n o o'hers who do an installment
ba * 10 '" - "»"reived over the nil
!B * r * ''fk tourt, that pur
, wr * ff'wvds on the Installment
p îf 0 .* ou i d no< rom »****J lo# *!
a, J _ ^ [*■ besides the goods
faijed to meet the pay
ments. appears to be unfounded. Local'
***?- ^J"***" to th
«uch a dec «ion h * d BOt h<ard of
w , ..
Jf
" • ,,";r S2 "" "•''T"
" pirïs asd
property of the lessee Several qf
lhe of bn! t n ^ houge ,
Mid today that whcw m plirrhwr de .
*' r f* *° *urt-cnder gooda bought by
contract, they ha^e allowed tarn
Puffbascr pari of the money paid
o» 10 "» »be cost of cartage This Is only
<>one. however, when 'he gcoda have
not been damaged, and there to
fbance to dispose of them at auction
According to the decision of the
New York court, a purchaser on the
installment plan ho* recourse to the
roun f or an «q a ity in the property
md the installment dealers in that
L |tJ . ar , thiBkllM[ ( «Aing an appeal
to a higher court.
■>
Stops BacKache
Sloan s liniment is a splendid remedy for backache, stiff
You don't need to
once.
Joints, rheumatism, neuralgia and sciatica,
rub it in—just laid on lightly it gives comfort and ease at
Best for Pain and Stiffs««
Ml Gio Br-CKAXAN, of Welch, Oku., too >—•*! have nsed yonr lin
iment foe the yaa tea year* lor pain in back and mfine*» and Énd it the best
Liouaent 1 evei tried. 1 ttcommend it to anyone foe pain* of any kind.'
SLOANS
LINIMENT
is good for sprains, strains, bruises, cramp or soreness of the
muscles, and all affections of the throat and chest
Cot Entire Rebel
R. D. B^xoorse, of MayrriBe. Ky„ RR. t. Bo*
X. writ-a: — "! bed sexe-e pains bet « een my shoot
ders ; I got a bottle of year liniment and had entire
rei.ef at the fifth apoScanoo."'
Relieved Severe Pam ln SlvooWer»
Vu, J. I spawooD, of jmo Warren Aw..
1 Cfekago In,, writes: — " 1 aoi a {nano p ohhev
^ lr' r- nraôon. ard rince lait Seprember have
< : wtrh ,--.erepa'" in b.-f «Soulderx.
I could not rest eight or day. One of my
friend* teki me aboot yonr liniment,
completely cored
i I w.a never be without it'
Tri« 45e . 40r sad TiJ»
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Dr. tari S. Sloar»
Boston, Mas«
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HINTS BY MAY MANTON
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Dr*row »T Vat Mjurrrrw.
Dtpm for MbflC*
tad Scot!! Women. t 6 and l* yearn.
' l STYLE
The entire dress closed at the front
dia-,™*« an important feature of pn
vailing fashions. Young girl» sod
»mall gfrU and small women will be
sure to like this design for It suits
thrir needs perfectly snd can be made
from handsome material for one oe
ssr- stä
This dress made of velvet or of »of -
***»-*— *
<x« 4 Svon. mad« of *€rg€ or *or • sim
pf* fabric of the kind. H to adapted
to simpler use It to always pretty
and can be mad» either with a round
skirt that to Joined to the blouae and
the two are closed with buttons and
buttonhole* This model used for.
** .T 101 w °f '►ro^eloUi
would make » simple dress and at-;*
£ ,he * iœ * «f^jl
would m * k * "* th *' wo " ,d •*
b °v v^ fT Tr*** 1 !."f „.!«
F^r the 1« year slxe. the dre*» will
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, hP .feer« frllu . j- 4 V y,rd of lace
( or me neck and 5-8 yard 27 inches
-id" for the collar, to trim as shown
y* front view.
May Hanton pwttero of the
{dress 7 4<4 la cut In sixes for misses
18 »°<l I s years. It will be mailed
I to any address by the Fashion Depart
m»®' of tkl paper, on receipt of 1 er.
ceBt> .
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-pi. above pattern and other Ma'
M lnlnn patterns described in THE
EVENIN' GJOCRXAL and «II the pat
f » rD , 0 «^» by the May Mancoc Pat
ttTn r 0 mpany can airô be obta ned
for 10 cents from
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' Aad •« « '«J «»» *
* ,on f J1 b1 '. ? caB ^ 1 ar:ah w<> *
* could find Just such a home as*
* «bis"
* *®» •» *" wa * ,b . ? r '? ,3r *
L/»caie a home through th# ^ant
'Columns BTien we decided to •
* own a home of our own. w» made •
* use of the Wants in locating varl- •
»'* oua available bowses, and bad no •
. * dlfflcalty in finding this one that •
* met our requirements, snd was •
* well within our m*ant as to cost •
1 * and terms." •
• Many homes are bought and •
• sold through the Want Columns. •
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THE AMITH-ZOLLIYfiFR CO.
Fourth aad Market Sis.
A HOME TALK.
"I like your home very much; •
• it'» well built, modern aad con- •
ventent, the location I» excellent *
FASHIONS AND FADS
The shirts of nearl y all g owns «how
—■ 1
drapery.
in the evening gowns the Bowing or
tnr« » n->">
n P* newest Jabots are of chan-,
t.l'i lace and sarin
A color of the moment la "Sell
;>-se It la a tirep cerise
rlonie of the most effe. tire frock*
have bugling as a trimming.
Three-piece costume» will be rery
Crepe de chine Is the most favored.
Picot *dge ribbons promise to be
fashionable thla season.
material for negligee
very mach used in millinery.
Turbans of tnlls and lace are worn
with evening costumes.
Some of the newest suit* have
three-quarter length sleeves.
The newest evening wraps are short
and three-quarter length.
Three-quarter length drapqd coats!
sre very much in fashion. •
The r-gular s»t-ln sleeve has been
replaced by the loose overdrapery.
Fur marrie* are favored by fash
ion for thoae who can afford them
For little folks, smart tope >ats are
made of broadcloth trimmed with
White biouse» of crepe de ehln».
satin and mousseline d- soie are atill
popular.
Olive green la a faahlonable color
Just now « Is seen In frocks and In
millinery.
Coat (Uits In Norfolk style ar*
>outhfui and pretty for rnegb-and
ready wear.
Mantles hav» grown w1d»r this sea
•on and hang in loose folds from the
shoulder
The mo« luxurious Fr»n ~h night
gowns are trimmed wfth real Hohem
Ian lace.
fur.
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T he General Safety Committee of
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accepted th» Invitation of the Penn
the
',sylTania Railroad to participate in.
the Joint -safety ff«T meeting of all
rvtroad« entering Baltimore. wb*ch
win be held at the Lyric Theatre,
Baltimore, next Monday evening. J.
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ger and chairman of the Baltimore,
and Ohio safety boards, announced
'yesterday the decision of his road to
take part in the meeting and Informed
.Gamble H. Latrobe. »( the Pennsyl
rants, who will act as chairman of
th» meeting A large number of Bal
tlmore and Ohio employes, including,
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GROWS BEAUTIFUL, HEAVY HAIR
WE PROVE IT—-25 CENT "DANDERINE
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VIM) KATER TOI R W ALP—DELIGHTn L DRESSING.
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To be possessed of a h»ad of heavy,
beautiful hair; sol* lustrous, fluffy,
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ly a matter of using a little Danderine.
It is »asy and inexpeosive to have
nice, soft hair and lots of It Just
get a 25 sent bottle of Knowlton s
Danderine now—all drug stores rer
omm-nd it apply a little as directed
sand within t»n minutes there will be!
; an appearance of abundance; fresh
ness, (loftiness and an incomparable
glees and lustre and try as you will
you cannot find a trace of dandruff or
falling hair; but your real surprise
I will be after about two-weeks' use.
:ho« in other erodes of service -rf#
attend the safety rally, and there will
be • representative delegation
Western Maryland employes pr-»eotj
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*£ *22 «*?£ toVn^SÏ
for Wilmington. aber«- the rail
men of all lines will take part _
'meeting which will be held at u ghb 1
and to which the public will be
vited. The Balt;more and Oh o «afty
committee men will join with
Pennsylvania at the
meeting, which will b* held
week; and next
first" meeting win be held at Pi us
burgh. The Pittsburgh gathering will
embrace all lines with terminals In
that city.
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